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 1    1, 6  |     under a palm-tree, and drew near to him in fear and awe. '
 2    1, 10 |  Presence.~Do thou seek to draw near to Reason; let not thy heart~
 3    1, 11 |     then he went again~And drew near to the house of his friend.~
 4    2, 7  |         are burnt with fire are near to Kausar.' 3~Whoso is in
 5    2, 11 |      and of the mosque at Kuba, near Medina, and a treacherous
 6    2, 16 |   proceeds from a friend who is near. ~The sweetness of the kinsman'
 7    3, 2  |           Thou fanciest thyself near to God, ~Saying, "The maker
 8    3, 2  |         and the green are alike near the sun, ~Does the sun veil
 9    3, 12 |      way, ~"O Lord, let me draw near to Thy chosen ones!"~So
10    3, 12 |    stages? ~What of distant and near, while it is drunk with
11    3, 12 |   single atom; ~And when I drew near to the shore of the sea ~
12    3, 13 |        And serpents are drawing near to bite your heads, ~A kind
13    4, 2  |        of every bird that draws near; 15~When God sent, thee
14    4, 2  |         with sand when water is near.~Make yourself ignorant,
15    5, 10 |      entice some animal to come near his lair, so that he might
16    5  (9)|         of absolute Being draws near to him, and "blinds him
17    6, 2  |      bird of some sagacity came near him, and suspected something
18    6, 2  |          but foolishly lingered near, and began to question him
19    6, 9  | strictly charged them not to go near a particular fort which